Linked treatment plants allows water to be channelled to areas experiencing disruption, says Air Selangor


IR Abas Abdullah, Director of Pengurusan Air Selangor spoke at press conference on Air Selangor’s Phase 3 Sungai Selangor Water Treatment Plant (WTP SSP3) will experience a temporary complete shutdown in order to carry out essential improvement works on -Art Chen/The Star.

CREATING an interconnected system to link all its water treatment plants (WTP) is one of Air Selangor's long-term plans to improve its supply and distribution services.

"By having an interconnected system, we can channel water from one WTP to another during incidents such as pollution or unscheduled disruptions," said Pengurusan Air Selangor Sdn Bhd head of operations Abas Abdullah.

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